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General Intelligence and Wages

Robert M. Woodbury

The Quarterly Journal of Economics · 1917 · Volume 31 · Issue 4

DOI: 10.2307/1884041

Abstract

Unsatisfactory discussion of the subject by economists, 690. — The Binet tests of general intelligence, 691. — Applications in educational psychology, 692. — Application to relation between intelligence and earnings, 694. — Large possibilities of the method, 697. — Need of separating tests of intelligence from those testing environment and schooling, 698. — Vocational guidance, 701. — Conclusion, 703.

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